Lenders across the UK have recently started lowering the cost of fixed-rate mortgages, despite the Bank of England choosing to keep its base interest rate unchanged last week.
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Lenders across the UK have recently started lowering the cost of fixed-rate mortgages, despite the Bank of England choosing to keep its base interest rate unchanged last week.
UK house prices have recorded their most notable monthly fall in more than two years, according to fresh figures from mortgage lender Nationwide. This unexpected dip has sparked
UK mortgage approvals for house purchases have shown a welcome rise in May, offering fresh hope to both buyers and sellers that confidence is returning to the property
Barclays has recently unveiled significant cuts across a wide range of its mortgage products, covering both residential purchase options and remortgage deals. This move is part of an
A recent tax survey has shed light on growing uncertainty in the UK’s private rental sector, revealing that around two thirds of landlords are currently planning to sell
The letting agents’ organisation Propertymark has said that while the Renters Rights Bill is almost certain to become law within a few months, the more complicated parts of
A recent survey suggests that around one in six landlords who currently own properties below an EPC rating of ‘C’ may feel forced to evict tenants to carry
Many landlords in the UK remain in the dark about Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) and the upcoming rule changes, raising concerns about whether government targets for improving energy
Planned amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill are causing concern among landlords, particularly regarding the issue of tenants with pets. Under the new proposals, landlords will be forced
Related guide: selective licensing council list. New developments are emerging around the final stages of the Renters Rights Bill as it makes its way through Parliament, with several